Find answers about appliance repair appointments, diagnostic pricing, warranty, service areas and common kitchen and laundry appliance problems. Elite Mechanical Services serves homeowners across Anne Arundel and Prince George’s Counties, Maryland. If you need help with your appliance, call 240-484-0269 or book online.
We repair residential kitchen and laundry appliances: refrigerators, ice makers, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, ranges, cooktops, built-in and countertop microwaves, and garbage disposals. We do not provide HVAC or commercial appliance service. See our kitchen and laundry appliance services for details on each appliance.
We serve homeowners across Anne Arundel County and Prince George's County, Maryland, including Crofton, Annapolis, Odenton, Glen Burnie, Bowie and Upper Marlboro. We come to you, so there is no shop to visit. See all of our Maryland service areas.
We work on most major residential brands, including Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Bosch, GE, LG, Samsung, Frigidaire and Kenmore. Share your brand and model number when you call so we can confirm we can service your appliance and check part availability.
Yes. Our technicians hold EPA Section 608 certification. It applies to work involving refrigerant, such as sealed-system refrigerator repairs. It is not a general certification for every appliance repair.
Call 240-484-0269 or book online. If you have a question before booking, you can also contact our team or email info@myeliteservicesllc.com.
Same-day appointments are available when scheduling allows, so availability depends on the day and your location. Our phone line at 240-484-0269 is answered 24/7. Technician visits are scheduled between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., seven days a week.
Have the appliance brand and model number (usually on a label inside the door, on the frame or on the back panel), a short description of the problem, any error codes, and when it started. This helps us prepare for the visit.
Stop using the appliance. If it is leaking, wipe up water you can reach safely, and do not reach behind a leaking appliance or touch a plug or outlet in a wet area. If you can safely reach the circuit breaker, you can switch it off. If you smell gas, leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. For more tips, see the U.S. Fire Administration's appliance safety guidance.
The diagnostic visit is $89. The technician finds the cause of the problem and gives you the repair price before any work starts. If you approve the repair, the $89 is credited toward the repair cost.
Yes. New customers receive $25 off an appliance repair. See our current appliance repair offer for details.
Yes. Parts carry a 90-day warranty and workmanship carries a 30-day warranty. Read our full service and warranty terms.
Possible causes include an airflow problem, such as a fan fault or blocked vents, frost buildup from a defrost problem, or a damper or control issue. Refrigerator designs differ, so the cause needs a diagnosis. Keep the doors closed and make sure food is not blocking the vents. Learn more about our refrigerator repair.
Start with simple causes: an unbalanced or oversized load, or a washer that is not level. Redistribute the load and run the cycle again. If the noise continues, worn suspension parts, shock absorbers or bearings are possible and need an inspection. See our washing machine repair page.
Possible causes include a kinked or clogged drain hose, a blockage in the pump or drain path, a lid or door lock problem, or a pump or control fault. Some washers have a pump filter you can clean; check your owner's manual. If the drum is full of water or the water is hot, call us instead.
A small amount of water in the sump area below the filter is normal on many dishwashers. Standing water across the tub floor after a finished cycle is not. Possible causes include a clogged filter, a drain hose or connection blockage, or a drain or control fault. Clean the filter as your owner's manual describes, and never reach into the garbage disposal. Learn more about dishwasher repair.
Gas and electric ovens can have several heating-related causes, including ignition or heating element problems, temperature sensor faults and control issues. A symptom alone does not prove which part has failed. If you smell gas, stop using the oven and leave the home. See our oven repair page, or our stove and cooktop repair page for burner problems.
Start by cleaning the lint filter before every load. A clogged lint filter or restricted vent can slow drying and increase fire risk. Other possible causes include heating, sensor or control faults on gas and electric dryers. Learn more about dryer repair.
When a microwave runs but does not heat, possible causes include faults in the high-voltage heating components or door switches. These parts can hold a dangerous charge even when unplugged, so do not open the cabinet. If the door is damaged or does not close firmly, stop using it; see the FDA microwave safety guidance. Learn more about microwave repair.
Possible causes of humming include a jam or a motor that cannot turn. Leaks can come from the sink flange, a pipe or dishwasher connection, or the housing. Turn the disposal off at its switch and never put your hand inside it. Learn more about garbage disposal repair.
Yes. We offer three plans: laundry, kitchen, and kitchen and laundry. Compare our appliance maintenance plans, then call 240-484-0269 to confirm the visit schedule and what each plan includes. Maintenance can help find wear early, but it cannot prevent every failure.
We look for a repair first. We will never suggest replacement if a reliable, cost-effective repair is possible. If a repair is not practical, we explain why so you can decide.
Yes, it is a good idea. You can check your appliance for recalls on the CPSC website using the brand and model. Recall remedies are provided by the manufacturer, so contact them if your appliance is listed.
